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In human breast cancer tissue specimens there is an inverse correlation between COX-2 overexpression and CXCL9 concentration, suggesting that the observed in vitro effects are of importance in vivo as well.

In the Riversleigh fossil specimens there is a broad separation between the central and lateral capitulum, as in molossids, mystacinids and miniopterids, and unlike most other bat groups [e.g. see [ 28] Figures 3 to 5, and [ 85] Figures 7 to 12].

In some CLL specimens there is a complete loss of expression of this transcript and in some cases a decrease in expression of aberrant transcript while the total wild type transcript consistently increased in amount in the majority of CLL specimens.

They reveal that when using elements longer than the standard specimens, there is no evidence of floating effects.

In FRC specimens there is an increase in the load carrying capacity with increasing crack opening after the softening load response.

In all specimens, there is a strong correlation between grain size and coordination number, which can be expressed as[Dc/D̄]2=C/C0where C0 is the mean coordination number, D̄ the global average size of the tungsten grains, and Dc the average size of only those grains which have coordination number C.

In the overall population with matched specimens there was a statistically significant decrease in the mean H-score from 117.44 pre-treatment to 45.19 post-treatment (P <0.008).

In 21 of the specimens there was platelet aggregation, so because of the small sample size in each group, the variable platelet count was not included in the analysis of variance.

In breast cancer specimens there was mutually exclusive expression of Nuc-pYStat5 and GLUT1, a glucose transporter upregulated in glycolysis-dependent carcinoma cells and an indirect marker of lactacidosis.

On the holotype specimen there are long pennaceous feathers on the tibia but also longer feathers on the whole of the metatarsus with the longest feathers positioned distally.

Perhaps tens of thousands of specimens (there are dozens if not hundreds of specimens of each of the early birds Confuscisornis and Gansus and perhaps a thousand or more of the paravian Anchiornis) representing hundreds of species can be seen, and their individual features have been examined and placed in context.